Nice video, but a few comments: I don't totally agree with SAX being "faster" on large XML documents -it seems to entirely depend on the use case. If you know where data should be stored in the XML then using a SAX parser to read the entire XML file from disk every time would be horrendously slow compared to XML DOM and given how much RAM people have these days - you could potentially store huge XML documents in RAM....... You can of course combine SAX with in memory parsing techniques, for example xml2js uses SAX to create an in memory JavaScript Object representation of the XML.
hi, very useful your videos. i have a question. im trying to search in an XML file. i have a textbox and a button and i want to search by name, and extracts sibilings. cant figure it out, could u help me? actually i have to do it by exact match, thanx in advance
superb man....rest all videos that i tried looking for were shit they were just telling the api....you explained the concept superbly stay blessed
Nice video, but a few comments: I don't totally agree with SAX being "faster" on large XML documents -it seems to entirely depend on the use case. If you know where data should be stored in the XML then using a SAX parser to read the entire XML file from disk every time would be horrendously slow compared to XML DOM and given how much RAM people have these days - you could potentially store huge XML documents in RAM....... You can of course combine SAX with in memory parsing techniques, for example xml2js uses SAX to create an in memory JavaScript Object representation of the XML.
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hi, very useful your videos. i have a question. im trying to search in an XML file. i have a textbox and a button and i want to search by name, and extracts sibilings. cant figure it out, could u help me? actually i have to do it by exact match, thanx in advance